Collins College

Florence and Al Collins founded Collins College in the late 70s. Back then, the school was called Al Collins Graphic Design School, and, as one might infer from its name, it focused on education for aspiring graphic designers. Today, graphic design remains one of the core program offerings at Collins College, but there are also several other fields of study. Collins College has received accreditation from a national agency recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. Collins College two campuses are located in the Phoenix area and all its campus has Wi-Fi connection. This School focuses on career-oriented courses, related to design fields. The college partitions its programs into 3 schools:

• The School of Film, Video and Visual FX
• The School of Interactive Media & Technology
• The School of Visual Arts & Design

For Admission to this college an applicant must have a high school diploma certificate or GED. Potential students have to face an interview with an admission officer. Students those who qualify gets full financial aid support for the United State Government. The faculties of Collins College are highly professional and are best in their respective fields. All students at Collins College are enrolled in career focused degree programs, which have a core career component, and a general education component.